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Maintenance
6.8.2 pH Integrated Sensor
6.9 Temperature Sensor Maintenance
Use soap or rubbing alcohol to remove grease, oil, or biological growth and rinse with
water. Do not use any objects to poke the sensor or the transducer membrane will rupture.
6.10 Pressure Sensor Maintenance
1. If calcium deposits are forming in the port, squirt vinegar into the pressure sensor port
with a syringe and soak overnight.
2. Soap or rubbing alcohol may be used to remove grease, oil, or biological material.
Rinse with water. Do not use any objects to poke the sensor or the transducer
membrane will rupture.
6.11 Other Sensor Maintenance
Refer to the sensor specific instruction sheet for more information.
1. Remove the plastic
soaking cap. Save the
cap for reuse.
2. Use the supplied
screwdriver to loosen
the Teflon
®
Reference Junction.
3. Remove the Teflon
Reference Junction
and discard if dirty or
clogged.
4. Replace the blue O-ring
located below the Teflon
Reference Junction if it
is damaged or loose.
5. Drop two KCI salt pellets
(Cat. No. 00537HY) into
the reference opening.
6. Inject the pH reference
electrolyte into the
supplied plastic syringe.
7. Refill the reference
opening with electrolyte.
8. Use the supplied
screwdriver to install
the new Teflon
Reference Junction
(Cat. No. 002770HY).
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